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Forum / The Buzz Central / TUFACE IS SCARED OF MARRIAGE |
on: 17-05-2009 07:28 PM
| | Five kids with five different Mums and yet there is still no sign of marriage for Innocent ‘Tuface’ Dibia.
He openly admitted to being ’scared of marriage’ and could not cope in the present time with the challenges that marriage brings. As an aspired musician he is putting his music first.
‘People find it difficult to see things from my own point of view and that is because I am aware of failed marriages. I want to be successful in everything, including marriage and that is why I am taking my time to do it the right way. Music is calling for my attention right now. I don’t want to be a failure and with the situation of things, I have to be very careful about choosing a life partner. That is why I am scared of getting married.”
Unfortunately ladies, Tuface added that he still wants to get married to the ‘love’ of his heart some day, “It may not be this year and not even now, but in the nearest future.”
Tuface has been asked before if all five children are definitely his and if he would conduct DNA tests to confirm. The 32 year old artist refused to carry out the tests as he believes that, ‘children are the heritage of God and I have no reason to conduct a DNA. They are my kids.’
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Forum / Sports / Who is ur most exciting Brazillian ? |
on: 19-04-2009 02:35 AM
| | Pele,Dener,Romario, Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Rai, Marcelinho Carioca, Edmundo, Djalminha, Juninho Paulista, Rivaldo, Denilson, Kaka and Robinho Falcao, Socrates, Zico, Eder, Leonidas da Silva, Zizinho or Julinho, Edu, Reinaldo or Renato Gaucho. | | | | |
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Forum / Sports / CHELSEA RIPPED LIVERPOOL APART...WHAT WENT WRONG? |
on: 9-04-2009 03:48 PM
| | On a night where,
luck guus's tactics worked very well
ivanovic stole the show
chelsea was outstanding
essien kept gerrard in his pocket
benayoun couldnt save liverpool
aurelio couldnt hold kalou
alonso couldnt find his accuracy
kuyt couldnt score
and liverpool couldnt fly
Guus Hiddink hailed Chelsea's stunning Champions League quarter-final victory at Liverpool - but admitted it was an "unexpected result".
The Blues stormed to a 3-1 victory at Anfield which all but assures them of a semi-final against Barcelona, who beat Bayern Munich 4-0 in the first leg of their tie on Wednesday night.
Hiddink said: "The reality is that when you have to play at Liverpool you know it will be a tough job, that has been proved by many other teams who have played at Anfield.
"I admit it was an unexpected result, but we are very happy with the win and it was well deserved.
"We started very sloppily. The jobs we were doing in defence were not as good as they could have been.
"We let them score far too easily, but I can only compliment my team for their recovery from that set-back. Straight afterwards we could have equalised on two occasions.
"But we reacted well, we scored with a very good set-pieces and from then on the confidence flooded through our team."
Serbian defender Branislav Ivanovic scored with headers from two set-pieces after Fernando Torres had put Liverpool ahead early on.
Didier Drogba then struck a third to give Liverpool a mountain to climb next week at Stamford Bridge.
Hiddink added: "Once we had got the equaliser we did not sit back and be content with the draw. We felt we could score more and that is what we did.
"We pinpointed areas in our opponents' side where we could hurt them. The team could smell that and they took advantage. We talked about that situation again at the break and made sure we continued in the same way.
"And I was delighted with Ivanovic. When you join a club like Chelsea and then find it hard to get games, it can be tough. But he has been determined in training and shown a good mentality.
"Elsewhere we worked hard to stop their weapons, (Steven) Gerrard and Torres, and the passing triangle they use with the right-back, (Alvaro) Arbeloa.
"Michael Essien was the key for us in midfield. He did not only follow Gerrard everywhere, but was able to be the starting point to many of our attacks.
"We also felt we could have some success attacking at corners with the way they use their zonal marking. We managed some real benefits from that."
Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez lamented his side's poor defending at set-pieces, but has not given up hope of pulling off a shock result in London next week.
"We scored first but after that we were never in control," he said. "We conceded a bad equaliser from a set-piece. That was not because of the zonal marking but because players made mistakes to allow people space and time.
"For their first goal there were three players near to the scorer and they were not able to stop him. And then something very similar happened for the second. We made bad mistakes at crucial times.
"Now we know we have a difficult task in the second leg. We have to score three times and that will be very difficult.
"But we must believe we can do it. We have scored four at Manchester United so we know what we are capable of.
"Chelsea did not really surprise us, and they clearly believe that this is the competition they have most chance of winning now.
"They have won many away games this season, but the way we lost was hard to take."
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